Works with iManage
Claude for Legal, configured for how your firm works.
The demand letter that takes a paralegal half a day takes twenty minutes. The discovery review that eats a billable afternoon takes forty. We wire iManage, Westlaw, Word, and DocuSign into one workflow and build the playbooks your firm runs every day, so your team handles more matters without adding headcount.
Two things change the day you turn it on.
Your attorneys get an AI they can finally trust with the whole matter, and the firm does five times the work without five times the people.
An AI you can finally tell the whole story.
Your attorneys are already using AI. On a consumer chatbot, putting in the client's name, the settlement figure, the one bad fact is a confidentiality problem — so they either risk it or strip it out and get a generic answer. Claude for Legal runs under Anthropic's enterprise terms: prompts and documents never train a model, data is zero-retention, and connectors respect your ethical walls. The whole matter goes in. You get a partner that has read every document in the file.
Five times the work. The same headcount.
The demand letter that takes a paralegal half a day takes twenty minutes. The discovery review that eats a billable afternoon takes forty. We wire your stack and build the playbooks your firm runs every day — so the same team carries more matters, drafted from your files, cite-checked, formatted to your templates. Caseload grows without payroll growing.
Your stack does everything except work together.
Westlaw, iManage, DocuSign, Microsoft 365, all in silo. You bought the tools, you didn't get the workflow.
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Every matter runs across four tools by hand.
Pulling matter files from iManage, citing law from Westlaw, drafting in Word, packaging in DocuSign. Multiply by your active matters.
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Paralegal time on busywork.
Hours every week your paralegals absorb on intake, document classification, and notice handling, work the firm can't bill for.
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Your associates are drafting with ChatGPT.
In a consumer tool, with no privilege boundary and no audit trail, either leaking facts they shouldn't or stripping out the ones that matter. 1,300 published sanctions in April 2026, up from 87 a year earlier. Your malpractice carrier renewal now asks.
And four reasons it holds up.
The throughput is the headline. These are the things that keep a managing partner comfortable signing off.
Every citation comes from Westlaw, not a hallucination.
The sanctions headlines share one root cause: an AI inventing a case that doesn't exist. These workflows don't let the model free-associate authority, citations are pulled from Westlaw and run through KeyCite, so every cite in a draft is a real, good-law case, with an audit trail showing where it came from.
A setup, not a subscription.
The configuration is a one-time fee. The optional retainer is month-to-month with 30-day cancellation, no annual contract, no seat license, no procurement cycle. The playbooks we build are documented and yours. If you ever walk, they keep working.
Nothing new to learn. It's the chat box they already use.
No new platform to roll out, no logins to manage, no six-week adoption curve. Your team works in the same chat interface they already use after hours, they just type what they need. The difference is everything wired behind it: your documents, your research, your templates, your playbooks.
Capture the playbook before it walks out the door.
How your best paralegal builds a demand letter, how your senior associate structures a depo summary, today that lives in one person's head and leaves when they do. We turn it into documented, versioned playbooks the whole firm runs. Turnover stops costing you the method, and a new hire is productive in days instead of months.
What we wire.
Your stack wired. Your daily workflows configured. Your team trained on it.
Your stack, wired together
Westlaw, iManage, DocuSign, and Microsoft 365 wired against your tenant, with custom fields mapped, scopes verified, and write-backs respecting your billing codes.
Your daily workflows, configured
Two or three workflows your firm runs by hand, demand letters, deposition summaries, discovery review, intake-to-matter, built against your templates and cite-checked against Westlaw.
Your playbook, written down
A one-page SOP for every workflow, your firm's method captured as documented, versioned playbooks, not tribal knowledge in one person's head. Plus live training on a real matter from your firm. Yours to edit, yours to keep.
Three phases. Fixed scope.
Audit, sprint, retainer. The structure answers the three questions every managing partner asks: scope, budget, lock-in.
Free 30-minute audit
Bring one workflow you currently run by hand. We walk it through Claude live and produce a written scope, surfaces, playbooks, days, fee, whether or not you move forward.
Fixed-scope sprint
Three to five days across one to three weeks. Connectors, then playbooks, then paralegal training against the SOPs. Buffer day for the issues that surface during your first paid matter.
Monthly retainer
Connector maintenance, new workflows, paralegal refresh. Shared Slack for 30 days, then email with a four-hour business-day SLA. 30-day cancellation, no minimums.
The tools we wire.
We work inside the stack you already chose. No migrations. No rip-and-replace.
See all 20+ connectors, specialized & emerging tools
Beyond the core stack above, the platform supports specialized contract, eDiscovery, research, and access-to-justice tools. We wire any of these on request, just name yours during the audit.
Running a platform that isn't on the list yet? Mention it on your audit, one custom connector is included in the standard sprint.
What configuration buys you.
Estimated for a 12-attorney PI boutique on iManage + Westlaw. We calibrate against your matter during the audit.
| Workflow | Before | With the configured stack |
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| Demand letter (PI, mid-complexity) | ~ 4 hr 30 min | ~20 min · partner-reviewed |
| Deposition summary (3-hr transcript) | ~ 3 hr 15 min | ~15 min · witness-indexed |
| Discovery review (400 docs, first pass) | ~ 9 hr | ~40 min · privilege flagged |
| Intake-to-matter setup (iManage) | ~ 50 min | under 10 min · phase-coded |
| Research-to-memo (jurisdiction-scoped) | ~ 2 hr 40 min | ~20 min · KeyCited |
| Client status updates (10 matters) | ~ 1 hr 20 min | ~10 min · matter-by-matter |
Illustrative benchmarks for a 12-attorney PI boutique, May 2026. Your numbers calibrated during the audit.
Pricing.
Anthropic's license is separate, billed by Anthropic directly. Our pricing covers the configuration work and the maintenance.
Answers, before the call.
What does the configuration actually do?
We turn Anthropic's $20-per-seat Claude for Legal into a tool your paralegal can run without training: MCP connectors wired into Westlaw, iManage, DocuSign, and Microsoft 365; written playbooks for the workflows your firm runs by hand; and a one-page SOP per playbook.
Who does the configuration work?
We do. We are a configuration shop, not a software reseller. Engagements are scoped, paid by the firm, and run by people who have wired MCP connectors into iManage and Westlaw before. No procurement cycle, no six-figure statement of work.
How does this compare to Harvey AI?
Harvey is roughly $1,200 per seat per month and sells into AmLaw 200 firms. Claude for Legal is roughly $20 per seat per month, a 98 percent price collapse, and ships with native MCP connectors small firms can configure. Comparable reasoning. Different economics.
Do we need to switch any of our systems?
No. Claude reads from your existing iManage, NetDocuments, Box, and Westlaw through MCP connectors and writes back to the same matter. Nothing migrates. Your matter structure, billing codes, and retention policy stay where they are. If you run something else, mention it on the audit, one custom connector is included in the standard sprint.
Does this connect to iManage and Westlaw?
Yes. Both ship as native MCP connectors. iManage surfaces matters, documents, and version history; Westlaw surfaces citations, KeyCite results, and case content. We combine them into playbooks, an iManage-sourced demand letter, cite-checked against Westlaw, formatted to your template.
How long does a configuration take?
Three to five focused days, spread across one to three weeks. Day one: audit and connectors. Days two and three: playbooks. Day four: paralegal training against the SOPs. Day five: buffer for the issues that surface during the first paid matter.
What does the configuration cost?
Configuration sprint: a $1950 flat fee, confirmed during the free audit. The Anthropic license is separate (~$20 per attorney per month, billed by Anthropic). Ongoing retainer: $150 to $1,500 per month. 30-day cancellation. No lock-in.
How do we know LayerTWO can deliver?
We are pre-revenue and honest about it. First 5 firms get the configuration sprint at $1950 fixed + a free audit + a documented case study credit. If we don't deliver to the scope agreed during the audit, you don't pay.
Is our data safe?
Anthropic's enterprise terms exclude your prompts and documents from model training, encrypt data in transit and at rest, and support zero-retention mode. MCP connectors respect folder-level permissions, including ethical walls. We document the access boundaries in the SOP we hand off.
Isn't it a confidentiality problem to put client facts into AI?
It is on a consumer chatbot, which is exactly why most firms either avoid AI or strip the facts out of it. Claude for Legal runs under Anthropic's enterprise terms: your prompts and documents never train a model, data is zero-retention, and MCP connectors respect your ethical walls. The whole matter can go in. We document the access boundaries in the SOP we hand off, so you can show your carrier and your clients exactly where data goes.
Do our attorneys have to learn new software?
No. Your team works in the same chat interface they already use after hours, they just type what they need. There's no new platform to roll out, no logins to manage, and no adoption curve. The configuration is everything wired behind that chat box: your documents, your research, your templates, and your playbooks.
What happens to the playbooks if we stop working with you?
They're yours. Every playbook is documented, versioned, and editable, and the retainer is month-to-month with 30-day cancellation, no annual contract and no seat license to LayerTWO. If you walk, the configuration and the playbooks keep working.
Bring one workflow. Leave with a written scope.
Thirty minutes, on a video call. Pick a time that works, we reply within one business day.
No marketing list, no nurture sequence. The audit is free whether or not you move forward.